The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-03


COWS, extensive stables dairy on shady hili
side. with cool spring and large tanks of water
on the inside. They have 300 acres or the ricn-
est rice lands in grasses for making hay, their
stock pastures are large and fine. and their hogs
are fine breeds Of Essex. Chester ana Berkshire
Their herd of cattle cannot be surpassed IN
Georgia. They raise eggs and chicdens, and use
the best agricultural machinery in the way OF
plows, mowers, rakes, tedlers, etc.
A. EHaLIcH BROTHER.
This firm established more than ten years ago
has steadily increased in popularity aud tine
magnitude of its operations, until now II STANDS
in the very foremost rank of the progressive
merchants of Savannah. The secret of their
success is fair dealing. All sales are guaranteed
as to quality and weight, and the goods when
received if unsatisfactory, may be returned at
their expense.
In the article of meats, they keep on hand n
complete line Of bacon, smoked and unsmoked
hams, shoulders, tongues, canned goods, mack
erel, lard, syrups, sugars etc. In short, thelr
stock of groceries staple and fancy, cannot he
surpassed in the city. Read advertisement and
send for price list.
THE GRAND CENTRAL uorE. AT wAYCRoss.
One of the best conducted hotels in Southern
Georgia is the Grand Central at Waycross. The
location is very convenient to all trainS and the
house is kept in the best manner. VI. &. Austin,
Esq, the proprietor, takes especial care of his
guests and they are all pleased with their stay
at his excellent hotel See the advertisement
elsewhere.
A. II. CHAMPION.
This well known house has an extensive stock
of groceries. liquors and everything appeltaln-
ing to a first-class establishment. Mr.. Cham
pioD also deals in fruits, vegetables and country
produce. He solicits consignments and orders
and guarantees satisfaction.
LLOYD d ADAMS.
This enterprising firm have succeeded to, and
occupy the premises Of the ancient and we'll
known "Oliver Paint and Oil House, No. 5
Whitaker street Beginning only few months
ago, they have already built up an extensive
and constantly increasing business. They keep
paints, saShes blinds, doors, and everything APP
pertaining to their line in full stock at all times.
and will attend promptly to all orders for goods
both Ill and out of the city. Read advertisement.
A. M'ALLIsTER.
This gentl eman not only keeps on hand a full
stock of marble goods, but is prepared to exc
cute original designs, or the patterns of monu-
ments, tombstoneS. etc. at short notice. In
deed, he is designer himself, and a lover of
the vocation he pursues. Cali to see him at 200
Broughton street, Savannah, Ca, if you need
anything in his line.
THE ROME FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS.
We invite attention to the advertisement of
this extensive establishment in Rome, Ga,
which is engaged as speciality in the manu-
facture of Turbine Water Wheels They
also, however, turn out engines, boilers, mill
machinery and castings of every description.
Read advertisement.
JOHN F. FREEMAN.
Mr. Freeman does any kind of tin, copper and
sheet iron work. but his speciality is galvanized
iron cornices. He keeps a full stock of goods in
his line, and will promptly attend to all orders
from city or country. His place of business is
az Whitaker street, Savannah, Ga.
REPpARD co.
This firm are wholesale and retail dealers in
timber of every description, dressed or un-
dressed. They have an immense stock on hand
builders and real estate owners in and out of
the city Their office and yard is located on
East Broad and Taylor streets, Read adver-
tisement.
W. INMAN MILLER.
Mr. Miller is descended from the old Puritan
stock, who located in Liberty county in 1902
He deals extensively in poultry, eggs, butter
hides, rice, fruits and country produce gener
ally, and will be found to be prompt and oblig
ing to ALL He is located at 200 Bay street, Sa
vannah, Ga,
THE CITY SAW KILLS
are owned and operated by Mr.. T. l.. Kinsey
who is at all times ready to furnish his customers
with the best quality of yellow pine timber and
sawed lumber Send in your orders.
GOOD BROKER.
Those wishing to purchase stocks or bonds of
any kind would do well TO consult L. A. Wake
man, No. 107 Battersby's building, Bay street,
Savannah, Ga.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETC.
Mr.. Solomon Cohen is the owner of one of the
largest carriage repositories in the State, and
wagons in use by our farmers. Those in want
of vehicles of any kind will secure bargains by
visiting his extensive establishment at Savan-
nah, Ga.
t. j. o'BRIEN,
46 Whitaker street, Savannah, Ga, is skilled
Practical Plumber, paying particular attention
to sanitary plumbing. Those in need of Gas
Fixtures, Boilers, Bathing Tubs, Chandeliers or
anything in his line, will be promptly served
upon notice. See his card elsewhere
n. Y. HENDERSON
This noted produce dealer and commission
merchant was born in Savannah, and has piled
his vocation here for thirty five years, com
manding the respect and confidence of all his
patrons and correspondents His business
Families over large extent of country and he
is one of Savannah's representative citizens.
See his card.
j. H. KOCH, JEwELER.
We invite attention to the card of this well
known citizen, who has been a resident of Sa-
vannah for Twenty-Five years. He sells moth
ing shoddy for the genuine, and keeps very
fine line of goods always on hand All repair
work executed with neatneSS and dispatch.
D. B. LESTER, GROCER.
This is one of the popular places where the
housekeeper can always get anything that is
needed in the economy of the family. The best
of butter, choice -four, fresh fruits and vege-
tables, canned goods, meats, confectionery,
wines and pure liquors always on hand at bot
tom prices. The crowded store is the best evil
dence of the popularity of the proprietor and
Jne puatliIy Vi HIS SOOuS hctu MS duNGFllSe-
ment.
LOOK OFT FOR COLD WEATHER.
d. R. Thomas, so long known as an extensive
dealer in coal offers q very large stock of
the best varieties of this indispensable commod-
ity to consumers and the trade at very reason
able figures. Call and get your winter supply
from him while the days are long and warm,
and prices have not commenced to climb up
ward.
LOWELL baltimore.
This well known firm, one of the leading
wholesale and retail hardware and stove houses
of the city, is also one of the oldest business
houses in Savannah. They have been eStab-
lished for nearly half century, with headquar-
ters at l55 and 157 Congress street, and the
premises occupied include two three -story brick
stores with cellars, and large brick warehouse
for storing stoves and other bulky and heavy
goods. Lowell & baltimore began doing bust
ness in 1915, and by steadily driving ahead until
the present their trade has become very large
and lucrative. We commend them TO all our
readers worthy of their confidence and feel
assured that in ordering hardware, stoves, house.
ware, agricultural implements sporting goods,
ETC., they viii be fairly and squarely treated.
GEORGE MEYER, WHOLESALE BEER.
Attention is called 10 the one-half page adver-
tisement of the above establishment, which,
from an humble beginning has within few
years grown to be the largest of its kind in the
Southeast The agencies for the sale of the
celebrated Anheuser- Busch st. Louis lager beer
& Co., Jacksonville, Fla; X. w. Simms, san
ford, Fla, etc, are the direct offspring of the
Savannah house of George Meyer So great
WAS the demand created in this section for the